Get Njr K1 Form

The Njr K1 Form is essential for documenting knee operations within the National Joint Registry. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to fill out this form online, ensuring that users can navigate the process confidently and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete the Njr K1 Form online effectively.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred editing tool.
2. Begin with the Patient Details section. Ensure that all mandatory fields are filled in, including the NJR reference number, patient consent, body mass index or height and weight, and related identifiers.
3. Next, proceed to Operation Details. Enter the hospital name, operation date, anaesthetic types, and patient ASA grade accurately.
4. In the Surgeon Details section, accurately record the names and roles of the consultant and operating surgeons, including their grades.
5. Move on to the Knee Primary Procedure Details. Select the side of the operation and indicate the indications for implantation by ticking the applicable boxes.
6. Complete the Pre-operative Range of Movement section by recording any fixed flexion deformity and the range of flexion degrees.
7. Fill in the Surgical Approach details, selecting the type of replacement and approach used, and indicate whether any minimally invasive techniques or computer-guided surgery were employed.
8. Input information regarding Thromboprophylaxis Regime, including any chemical and mechanical methods used.
9. Document whether bone grafts were used for femoral and tibial components, specifying the type and form of grafts.
10. Detail the Intra-operative Event section, marking any untoward events that occurred during the process.
11. Finally, ensure that all component labels are affixed to the corresponding sheet. Check that all details are complete and accurate before finalizing the document.
12. Save your changes, then download, print, or share the completed Njr K1 Form as needed.

Start completing your Njr K1 Form online today to ensure accurate documentation of knee operations.